LIVE End Feb 11
ARIZ 70 -3.0 o150.0
KSU 73 3.0 u150.0
SEMO 5.0 o136.0
UALR -5.0 u136.0
LIVE 01:06 2nd Feb 11
UNT 61 -6.0 o125.0
RICE 61 6.0 u125.0
LIVE 04:00 2nd Feb 11
UGA 43 7.5 o138.0
TXAM 64 -7.5 u138.0
LIVE 03:13 2nd Feb 11
PITT 57 4.0 o149.5
SMU 78 -4.0 u149.5
LIVE 04:54 2nd Feb 11
ALA 87 -5.0 o166.5
TEX 67 5.0 u166.5
LIVE 03:31 2nd Feb 11
CONN 65 3.5 o140.0
CREI 62 -3.5 u140.0
LIVE End Feb 11
LMU 69 -2.5 o145.0
PEPP 60 2.5 u145.0
LIVE 01:14 2nd Feb 11
IND 62 11.5 o148.5
MSU 58 -11.5 u148.5
LIVE 01:31 2nd Feb 11
COLO 56 17.5 o142.5
KU 69 -17.5 u142.5
LIVE 03:46 2nd Feb 11
PSU 61 4.5 o150.5
USC 82 -4.5 u150.5
LIVE 18:52 2nd Feb 11
AFA 22 13.5 o136.0
UNLV 44 -13.5 u136.0
NW 9.5 o142.5
ORE -9.5 u142.5
CSU 6.5 o147.0
USU -6.5 u147.0
SCU 12.5 o137.5
SMC -12.5 u137.5
SDSU -9.5 o133.0
SJSU 9.5 u133.0
Final Feb 11
WMU 92 14.5 o155.0
AKR 105 -14.5 u155.0
Final Feb 11
BYU 73 2.0 o136.0
WVU 69 -2.0 u136.0
Final OT Feb 11
EMU 84 4.5 o149.5
BALL 86 -4.5 u149.5
Final Feb 11
BUFF 73 2.0 o154.0
NIU 67 -2.0 u154.0
Final Feb 11
OHIO 86 -4.5 o155.0
BGSU 81 4.5 u155.0
Final Feb 11
ISU 77 -7.5 o157.5
UCF 65 7.5 u157.5
Final Feb 11
SYR 84 2.5 o150.0
MIA 91 -2.5 u150.0
Final OT Feb 11
L-IL 87 -5.5 o129.5
RICH 80 5.5 u129.5
Final Feb 11
UAB 75 -2.5 o152.0
ECU 82 2.5 u152.0
Final Feb 11
UTAH 75 8.0 o136.5
CIN 85 -8.0 u136.5
Final Feb 11
FLA 81 2.5 o155.0
MSST 68 -2.5 u155.0
Final Feb 11
TOL 80 4.5 o156.5
M-OH 92 -4.5 u156.5
Final Feb 11
AUB 80 -9.0 o156.5
VAN 68 9.0 u156.5
Final Feb 11
TENN 64 -3.5 o146.0
UK 75 3.5 u146.0
Final Feb 11
CMU 83 8.0 o136.5
KENT 91 -8.0 u136.5
Final Feb 11
PUR 73 3.0 o152.0
MICH 75 -3.0 u152.0
Final OT Feb 11
GMU 76 2.0 o133.5
SLU 74 -2.0 u133.5
Final Feb 11
INST 73 8.5 o152.5
UNI 88 -8.5 u152.5
Final Feb 11
UCLA 78 7.0 o149.0
ILL 83 -7.0 u149.0
Final Feb 11
UIC 53 4.0 o145.0
MURR 63 -4.0 u145.0
Final Feb 11
DEP 58 16.0 o141.5
MARQ 68 -16.0 u141.5
LSU 15th SEC12-11
Arkansas 14th SEC14-9

LSU @ Arkansas preview

Bud Walton Arena

Last Meeting ( Jan 14, 2025 ) Arkansas 74, Louisiana State 78

LSU and Arkansas have been stuck near the bottom of the Southeastern Conference standings all season.

Both are reeling after allowing potential signature wins to slip through their fingers last weekend as they prepare to meet Wednesday night in Fayetteville, Ark.

The Tigers (12-11, 1-9 SEC) were poised to upset then-No. 25 Ole Miss at home but got outscored 13-0 in the final 3:15 to fall 72-70 on Saturday.

The Razorbacks (14-9, 3-7), who had upset then-No. 12 Kentucky 89-79 and Texas 78-70 in their previous two games, both on the road, fell just short of another big win when they lost at home to then-No. 3 Alabama 85-81 on Saturday.

"This team never stopped and they came back and they made plays," Arkansas coach John Calipari said. "They played fearless and that's what they have to do."

The Razorbacks remained fearless after falling behind by 18 points with 6:29 remaining, just as they were fearless after losing their first five SEC games.

LSU had an opportunity to break a tie in the clutch on Saturday, but Cam Carter was called for an offensive foul with 28 seconds left. Ole Miss' Sean Pedulla missed a layup with two seconds left, but teammate Dre' Davis tipped the ball in with 0.1 seconds remaining.

Notably, the Tigers entered the game shooting 78 percent on free throws in SEC play but made just 12 of 25 on Saturday.

It was the Tigers' sixth consecutive loss since their lone SEC win, 78-74 against visiting Arkansas on Jan. 14. The performance still showed significant improvement after LSU had lost its last two by an average of 25 points against unranked Texas and Georgia.

LSU forward Daimion Collins offered a blueprint for trying to get another win against the Razorbacks.

"I just feel like (it's) staying together as a team, staying the course, trusting the process," he said. "And just coming back, getting back in the lab, going to work and just trying to come out the next game and get a win."

--Field Level Media

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